The Lamu County Government has put in place a disaster preparedness workplan aimed at cushioning residents against the impacts of the anticipated El Niño rains expected to hit the region in October. Speaking at the Kenya Forestry Institute (KEFRI) in Mokowe, Lamu, County Executive Committee Member (CEC) for Agriculture James Gichu said the administration has…
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